Ramie By Juan Carlos Quiroga
In mid October 1994 appeared in the city of La Paz (Bolivia), an anthology of poetry titled album the new Chilean poetry developed by the poet Humberto Márquez Quino, author of more than six books of poetry including Review of pure passion (1993) and Treaty the deadly superstition (1986). Although I have not collated the data, there is a possible second edition of 1998 Chile.
More than a solitary figure, Quino Humberto Márquez, born in 1950, the knot is visible of a diverse line of poets who in the 70's, under the aegis of anarchism against governmental tyranny, the proposed face academic models and made in a continuous but fragmented through poetic pastiches and magazines that did not pass the initial number or primicial. Quino
Márquez has long been working on the collection of poems for this book, probably from 1985 or years earlier. By then I had a draft where the author emphatically brought out some poems by Raúl Zurita, who was still an unknown in the literary lectrua Bolivians.
One thing more, Quino Márquez somewhat to deal with everyone, anyone, published before mass grave (1985), an anthology of poetic production that traced the Bolivian somewhat to "confuse" a poet another poet, not to differentiate. You might think that this work is the precedent of oppositional Album the new Chilean poetry .
Contrary to common grave , new poetry album Chilean literary goals were clear: one line in reading and some important names of the poetry produced by Chileans. The album includes poets such as Juan Luis Martínez, Carmen Berenguer, John Cameron, Gonzalo Millán, Javier Campos, Rodrigo Lira, Raúl Zurita, Hernan Rivera, Diego Maquieira, Paul Jolly, Richard Wilson, Natasha Valdez, Jorge Montealegre, Jorge RAGALA, Sergio J. Gonzalez, Armando Rubio, Ramón Díaz Eterovic, Eduardo Llanos, José María Memet, Mauricio Electorat, Gonzalo Santelices, Luis Carrasco Kong and Edison. It also includes a biblografía of books consulted.
The Quino Album starts with the unmistakable poetic project creator The New Novel (1977) which has shaken the literary vision inherited from Vicente Huidobro. Quino is no coincidence that write these lines in the foreword: "It is no coincidence (one set of poets do not abolish chance) that this arbitrary selection begins with Juan Luis Martínez, his work set a new proposal verbal, lyrical Chilean." Which is the poem "The House of Breath" Juan Luis Martínez at the opening of Album ... almost built the new sensitivities in moving Chilean poetry and were unveiled by Quino. Album
... in this sense, was an ambitious project by Quino Márquez. And like any ambitious project their flaws more success than their virtues. However, these defects visible to involve readers certainties poetic describing the soul of Chilean poetry or the heterogeneous essence of their deepest desires and wicked, their frustrations, their marginality and double standards in which it sank battle of Santiago.
Album ... is a text that involves more than the authors cited the author himself, because he is a literary justification, an act lacking in the common grave . Hence the need to include a prologue in this work that is characteristic of pretext and even a confession of his own aesthetic pleasures. Album
... is not strictly speaking an anthology, but a strange book that under the pretext of presenting examples of Chilean poetry, places the hallmark of aesthetic taste.
"Parable / Anthology" the called its author. It is seen that the selection of Chilean poetry no contradictions or dereference mark between a voice and another voice: it seems that Zurita touches the same issues that play Cameron and Miller. In other words, the poems of these poets are there to satisfy almost in resonance or echo, the same variation of the same voice, the preferences and obsessions of Quino. That is also its fundamental value.
As selections particular expression of Bioy Casares and Borges, Album ... configures the revelation of the mystery that forms the particular taste or obsession po poem, so hard to avoid when checked or read this or that Chilean poem: A is reminiscent Narciso, echoes, echoes, winks, sympathy, symmetry, their own feelings and experiences in the world.
Anyway, Album of the new Chilean poetry Bolivia is the first book that stops on a trans-Andean group of poets born after the 40 who currently work still exist.
Juan Carlos Ramiro Quiroga (La Paz, 1962). Writer, journalist and father. In 1992 he formed the group The Horsemen of the Apocalypse, along with Jorge Campero, Edmundo Mercado, Ruben Vargas and Renato Careaga. In 1995 promoted the creation of the "Club for coffee and Absinthe" Gary Daher and Ariel Perez. This council completed the first Meeting of Writers of Bolivia and Chile, in Santiago de Chile. He has published four books of poetry: The well of endless lines (1990), Eko House or the well of Ariana (1992-2003), shared Errors (1995, with Daher and Perez) and History of the Angel (2003). His poems are included in Anthology of Latin American poetry of the century, Julio Ortega (Mexico, 1997) and Zur Two. Last Latin American poetry, Yanko González and Pedro Araya Pedro (Buenos Aires, 2005), among others.
In mid October 1994 appeared in the city of La Paz (Bolivia), an anthology of poetry titled album the new Chilean poetry developed by the poet Humberto Márquez Quino, author of more than six books of poetry including Review of pure passion (1993) and Treaty the deadly superstition (1986). Although I have not collated the data, there is a possible second edition of 1998 Chile.
More than a solitary figure, Quino Humberto Márquez, born in 1950, the knot is visible of a diverse line of poets who in the 70's, under the aegis of anarchism against governmental tyranny, the proposed face academic models and made in a continuous but fragmented through poetic pastiches and magazines that did not pass the initial number or primicial. Quino
Márquez has long been working on the collection of poems for this book, probably from 1985 or years earlier. By then I had a draft where the author emphatically brought out some poems by Raúl Zurita, who was still an unknown in the literary lectrua Bolivians.
One thing more, Quino Márquez somewhat to deal with everyone, anyone, published before mass grave (1985), an anthology of poetic production that traced the Bolivian somewhat to "confuse" a poet another poet, not to differentiate. You might think that this work is the precedent of oppositional Album the new Chilean poetry .
Contrary to common grave , new poetry album Chilean literary goals were clear: one line in reading and some important names of the poetry produced by Chileans. The album includes poets such as Juan Luis Martínez, Carmen Berenguer, John Cameron, Gonzalo Millán, Javier Campos, Rodrigo Lira, Raúl Zurita, Hernan Rivera, Diego Maquieira, Paul Jolly, Richard Wilson, Natasha Valdez, Jorge Montealegre, Jorge RAGALA, Sergio J. Gonzalez, Armando Rubio, Ramón Díaz Eterovic, Eduardo Llanos, José María Memet, Mauricio Electorat, Gonzalo Santelices, Luis Carrasco Kong and Edison. It also includes a biblografía of books consulted.
The Quino Album starts with the unmistakable poetic project creator The New Novel (1977) which has shaken the literary vision inherited from Vicente Huidobro. Quino is no coincidence that write these lines in the foreword: "It is no coincidence (one set of poets do not abolish chance) that this arbitrary selection begins with Juan Luis Martínez, his work set a new proposal verbal, lyrical Chilean." Which is the poem "The House of Breath" Juan Luis Martínez at the opening of Album ... almost built the new sensitivities in moving Chilean poetry and were unveiled by Quino. Album
... in this sense, was an ambitious project by Quino Márquez. And like any ambitious project their flaws more success than their virtues. However, these defects visible to involve readers certainties poetic describing the soul of Chilean poetry or the heterogeneous essence of their deepest desires and wicked, their frustrations, their marginality and double standards in which it sank battle of Santiago.
Album ... is a text that involves more than the authors cited the author himself, because he is a literary justification, an act lacking in the common grave . Hence the need to include a prologue in this work that is characteristic of pretext and even a confession of his own aesthetic pleasures. Album
... is not strictly speaking an anthology, but a strange book that under the pretext of presenting examples of Chilean poetry, places the hallmark of aesthetic taste.
"Parable / Anthology" the called its author. It is seen that the selection of Chilean poetry no contradictions or dereference mark between a voice and another voice: it seems that Zurita touches the same issues that play Cameron and Miller. In other words, the poems of these poets are there to satisfy almost in resonance or echo, the same variation of the same voice, the preferences and obsessions of Quino. That is also its fundamental value.
As selections particular expression of Bioy Casares and Borges, Album ... configures the revelation of the mystery that forms the particular taste or obsession po poem, so hard to avoid when checked or read this or that Chilean poem: A is reminiscent Narciso, echoes, echoes, winks, sympathy, symmetry, their own feelings and experiences in the world.
Anyway, Album of the new Chilean poetry Bolivia is the first book that stops on a trans-Andean group of poets born after the 40 who currently work still exist.
Juan Carlos Ramiro Quiroga (La Paz, 1962). Writer, journalist and father. In 1992 he formed the group The Horsemen of the Apocalypse, along with Jorge Campero, Edmundo Mercado, Ruben Vargas and Renato Careaga. In 1995 promoted the creation of the "Club for coffee and Absinthe" Gary Daher and Ariel Perez. This council completed the first Meeting of Writers of Bolivia and Chile, in Santiago de Chile. He has published four books of poetry: The well of endless lines (1990), Eko House or the well of Ariana (1992-2003), shared Errors (1995, with Daher and Perez) and History of the Angel (2003). His poems are included in Anthology of Latin American poetry of the century, Julio Ortega (Mexico, 1997) and Zur Two. Last Latin American poetry, Yanko González and Pedro Araya Pedro (Buenos Aires, 2005), among others.